Shortly after luxury jeweler Bulgari reopened in the retail portion of the Crown Building (730 Fifth Avenue), developers announced grand plans for the floors above. Developers Michael Shvo and Vladislav Doronin bought the non-retail portions (floors 4-26) in 2015 with the intention of converting the office space to hotels and condominiums, and new details have been revealed.
Aman Resorts all over the world are known for a desire to frame their natural settings. In the case of its first New York property, that means opening on lower floors of a standout building on one of the city’s most desirable blocks. Floors 4-10 of the Crown Building will have 83 rooms and suites with minimalist furnishings and discreet, white-glove staff. The seventh through nine floors have been set aside for a luxury spa. The hotel will also offer a jazz club, cigar bar, wine library, piano bar, Aman members’ club, Japanese restaurant, and Italian restaurant.
Aman Resorts all over the world are known for a desire to frame their natural settings. In the case of its first New York property, that means opening on lower floors of a standout building on one of the city’s most desirable blocks. Floors 4-10 of the Crown Building will have 83 rooms and suites with minimalist furnishings and discreet, white-glove staff. The seventh through nine floors have been set aside for a luxury spa. The hotel will also offer a jazz club, cigar bar, wine library, piano bar, Aman members’ club, Japanese restaurant, and Italian restaurant.
In this article:
Residents of the 20 planned apartments on floors 11-26 will have access to the hotel’s services and amenities, and hotel designer Jean-Michael Gathy can be contracted to do their furnishings and interiors. Prices will start at $5.9 million for a one-bedroom measuring 1,159 square feet; another one-bedroom will include a home office and two bathrooms for $10.6 million. A three-bedroom will cost $26.6 million, and a four-bedroom apartment on a high floor will be $58.3 million. The building and price range will be topped off with a penthouse on floors 22-26 with four bedrooms, a wraparound terrace, and indoor and outdoor swimming pools that is projected to be above $100 million.
The residences are rising in an increasingly crowded category of luxury and prices that reflect it. The Crown Building is located on the eastern end of “Billionaire's Row." Downtown, the penthouse in the Woolworth Tower Residences has been listed for $110 million.
Would you like to tour any of these properties?
Related Articles
Future New York
NYC’s most fashionable addresses as the Met Gala takes Fifth Avenue
Tuesday, May 5, 2026
Future New York
The best new Brooklyn condos with entertainment amenities for watching the World Cup finals
Today, July 17, 2026
Future New York
The Final Frontier: 15 new projects taking shape on Eleventh Avenue + Beautiful Far West Side listings
Thursday, July 16, 2026
Future New York
Price Cuts include massive combo residence at The Plaza reduced by $5M; Marvel Comics illustrator trims price of Sutton Place townhouse
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Future New York
Annabel’s gets its crown: Landmarks approves glassy rooftop addition for Meatpacking’s ‘Little Flatiron;’ Private members club to debut in 2027
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Great Listings
In honor of Bastille Day, see NYC's grandest Beaux-Arts and French Renaissance-style buildings
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Future New York
Manhattan sales stay strong as entry-level market constricts; Artist Karim Rashid says costs and taxes forced him out of NYC
Monday, July 13, 2026
Future New York
NYC Contracts: One of 1122 Madison's last availabilities leads Manhattan deals; Brooklyn Heights townhouse is borough's priciest of 2026
Monday, July 13, 2026
Content Specialist
Michelle Merritt
Michelle is a contributing writer and editor for real estate news in New York City
6sqft delivers the latest on real estate, architecture, and design, straight from New York City.
